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How to read prices

How to read prediction market prices

NordCast uses probability-style prices from 0 to 100 because that language works better across Denmark, Sweden and Norway than cents or US sportsbook odds.

Start here how to read prediction market prices

Users learning how Yes and No prices, spread, volume and chart movement fit together.

A price is a probability-style signal

A Yes price of 58 means the market currently implies about 58 percent. The No side is the opposite outcome, and the spread shows how tight or thin the market is.

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What volume means

Volume shows activity, not certainty. A high-volume market is usually a stronger public signal than a thin market, but both can still be wrong.

What price movement means

A big move usually means new information, more trading or both. The market detail page should show the chart, order book and the sources that moved the price.

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These linked contracts give search visitors something useful immediately: a real market question, a current price snapshot, a deadline, and a source.

Updated 22 August 2026

How to use this page

1. Read the question

A good market says exactly what must happen and by when.

2. Check the source

Official sources should settle the outcome before news commentary does.

3. Compare the price

Prices are probability-style signals, strongest when volume and activity are high.

FAQ

Why not show cents?

NordCast is Nordic-first, so probability points are cleaner than US cent language.

Does 80 mean guaranteed?

No. It means the market currently implies about an 80 percent chance.

What is spread?

The gap between the best available Yes and No prices. Wide spreads can signal thinner markets.

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NordCast is a Nordic-first public alpha for prediction markets. Use the country hubs, topic pages and live market cards to move from a broad question into a specific contract.